Prior to the 2007 school year, Catholic high school students who lived on Cape Cod had to travel 45 to 90 minutes off of Cape for a parochial education. For the past five years Pope John Paul II High School in Hyannis, MA has served those residents on the Cape as the first and only Catholic high … [Read more...]
Mt. Royal Growing Through Unique Model
December 16, 2011 By
Mount Royal Academy celebrated the Grand Opening of the St. Joseph's Center on October 5th. The St. Joseph’s Center, a $1.7M addition to the school, includes a gym, science lab, computer lab, lunchroom, event kitchen and office. Founded in 1994, Mount Royal Academy is a private Catholic school … [Read more...]
St. Anthony’s Student Center Is Hub Of Activity
October 1, 2011 By
There are not many high schools like St. Anthony’s High School in South Huntington, NY. With a student body of more than 2,600 students, it is one of the cornerstones of Catholic education in the country. It functions, logistically, like a small college with respect to its ties to the … [Read more...]
Mater Dei Golf Facility Helps Hone Skills
September 30, 2011 By
Golf is a difficult sport for even the most accomplished players. A truth to which anyone who has played the game can attest. For aspiring high school golfers, the time spent at the driving range and on local municipal courses can be costly and may not always give you the access to hone specific … [Read more...]
Orange County School Enjoys ROI On Facility
September 9, 2011 By
While it’s been more than a year since Santa Margarita High School opened the doors to an $8.7 million dollar athletic complex, Athletic Director Rich Schaaf says he can still see the impact the new facility makes daily. “It’s a green building (LEED Certified), and the first of its kind in … [Read more...]
Serra Opens Aquatics/Academic Center
August 24, 2011 By
Junipero Serra High School in San Mateo, CA held a ribbon cutting ceremony on August 20 to celebrate the grand opening of their sparkling Centers for Arts, Sciences and Aquatics. The completion of the $21M project, whose planning and fund-raising began more than a decade ago, was the second phase … [Read more...]
Construction Near Completion At St. Catharine
August 24, 2011 By
As the new school year is already underway, so are the finishing touches on the athletic fields at St. Catharine College in St. Catharine, Kentucky. “Our construction affects different sports, but it’s one project in a sense,” said Sports Information Director/Associate Athletic Director Tom … [Read more...]
Loyola Renovating Gentile Arena
July 15, 2011 By
Loyola University Chicago’s Joseph J. Gentile Arena is undergoing a major renovation that will enhance the fan experience while still keeping that all-important home-court advantage for the Ramblers basketball and volleyball teams. Gentile Arena opened in November 1996 where the Ramblers men's … [Read more...]
Don Shula Stadium Gets Face-Lift
July 11, 2011 By
Don Shula’s getting a facelift. Not literally, mind you, but the stadium that bears his name at John Carroll University. Construction is underway and in full progress at Don Shula Stadium this summer as John Carroll University is replacing the track as well as the football/multi-purpose field. … [Read more...]
Picture Perfect Field First Of Its Kind
June 6, 2011 By
It’s a whole new ballgame now for The Summit Country Day School, located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The school just finished a brand new, first of its kind in the world, baseball field for its student athletes. “The Motz Group developed our baseball field using the Triple Play HP Synthetic Turf … [Read more...]
